Cable Public Affairs Channel Inc., also known as CPAC, says it needs an increase to the money it receives through a wholesale fee to keep its core operations going as normal...
Cable Public Affairs Channel Inc. (CPAC) announced changes to its board of directors as it launches a new programming season under the theme "Watch for Democracy.”
Jim Deane, a seasoned representative of Access Communications, based in Regina, Saskatchewan, is taking on the role of board chair. Deane served as Access CEO from 2000 until his recent retirement. He has also been a CPAC director for more than two decades.
Joining Deane in this new leadership lineup is Pam Dinsmore, who assumes the role of vice-chair....
The Cable Public Affairs Channel Inc. (CPAC) named Christa Dickenson as its president and chief executive...
The Public Interest Advocacy Centre has asked the CRTC to delay a hearing...
The CRTC ordered Rogers Communications Inc. to...
The CRTC has granted Cable Public Affairs Channel Inc. -- more widely known...
The CRTC will consider mandatory distribution licence renewals for nine television channels when it holds a hearing next year, the regulator said in a Tuesday release. The commission said it will consider the renewal for the national broadcast of eight networks, and one in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories which, if approved, will continue to be required programming on basic packages. The hearing will be held in Gatineau, Quebec, on April 30, with deadlines for submissions being November 16. The regulator has the authority to compel providers to distribute channels under section...